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Melbourne-based Rebecca Quade & John Maclean are The Miller's Tale. The acoustic folk/pop duo, whose self titled 2001 mini album received national airplay and glowing reviews, are back with their much-anticipated full length album Wish it Away. Co-produced by Jackie Orszaczky and mixed by Chris Thompson (Augie March, The Waifs), the result is a stunning collection of finely crafted songs.
The entire album displays a maturing of The Miller's Tale's unique songwriting style - and an irresistibly intimate combination of warm acoustic melodies, sweet vocals and magical harmonies. It promises to be an album to delight the hearts of old fans as well as win the hearts of many more.
A delicate perfectly balanced piece of melody and emotion. Very very nice.
- The Brag's review of the first single from album ("Elbow Room"), June 2004.
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Michael Dwyer, The Age 2004
A Sunday morning record of tiny, precious moments.
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Sam Loy, Tsunami Magazine 2004
Wish It Away is a near perfect album that is a must listen for lovers of music.
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Tony Hillier, Rhythms Magazine 2004
The Millers Tale peddles a superior brand of folk and country infused pop
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The Single Guy, Brag Magazine 2004
... a delicate, perfectly balanced piece of melody and emotion.
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John Shand, Sydney Morning Herald
Bec Quade and John Maclean write exceptional songs to tug at the heart even as the toes tap on the floor.
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The Brag, 2003
A delicate perfectly balanced piece of melody and emotion.
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